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The Hoffman A8R88GVNK is a Type 3R galvanized steel enclosure designed for outdoor wiring and junction applications. It features a screw-cover design with a drip shield top to protect internal controls from rain and sleet. The unit measures 8 inches in height, width, and depth. It carries UL 50/50E, CUL, and CSA C22.2 approvals. Constructed from 14 or 16 gauge galvanized steel, it provides NEMA 3R and IP32 protection ratings for harsh environments.
Verify the specific gauge (14 or 16) required for your application, as specifications may vary by production batch. Confirm that the screw-cover style meets your security and access needs compared to hinged alternatives. Ensure the NEMA 3R rating aligns with local environmental exposure requirements. Check for any regional certification updates regarding UL or CSA listings before final procurement.
Select this model when outdoor weather protection is critical but full submersion resistance is not required. The 8x8x8 dimensions offer a compact footprint for standard junction tasks. Consider the screw-cover mechanism if frequent access is unnecessary, prioritizing tamper resistance over quick opening. Compare against Type 4 models if higher water ingress protection is needed.
This component belongs to the Hoffman NEMA Type 3R series of galvanized steel enclosures. These units are engineered specifically for outdoor use where protection from falling rain, sleet, and external ice formation is necessary. The series typically includes various sizes and cover styles to accommodate different spatial and access constraints in industrial settings.
Direct substitutes include other 8x8x8 Type 3R galvanized steel enclosures with screw covers from the same manufacturer. Verify dimensional compatibility and knockout configurations when swapping brands. Ensure the replacement maintains equivalent UL and CSA certifications for regulatory compliance.
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